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New petition is vote of ‘no confidence’ in Labour Party mutineers

Jeremy Corbyn has the support of hundreds of thousands of Labour Party members, but that is worthless if they don’t stand up and show it (as they did in Parliament Square on June 27). You can show your displeasure with the Labour mutineers by signing this petition [Image: John McDonnell.]

I’m not asking you to sign this petition.

Whether you think the 172 Labour MPs who supported their own vote of ‘no confidence’ in Jeremy Corbyn deserve the same treatment is entirely up to you.

But a petition to that end does exist, and you can sign it by clicking on the link below.

To: THE LABOUR PARTY LEADERSHIP TEAM

Make your voice heard if you believe our country deserves a credible Labour Party that speaks to the country as a whole.

Why is this important?

The 172 treacherous Blarites in the Parliamentary Labour Party have shown that they are unfit to represent the Labour Party. They have also shown complete contempt for Labour Party members and supporters. Over the past week they have chosen their personal interests over the people of this country that deserve an effective opposition to our Conservative government.
This is a petition is for those who believe that for the benefit of Labour voters, for the benefit of all those millions who need a Labour government and for the sake of our politics, the 172 treacherous Blarites in the Parliamentary Labour Party should do the noble thing and resign.

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7 thoughts on “New petition is vote of ‘no confidence’ in Labour Party mutineers”

I have signed it! It is great to see that Debbie Abrahams is behind Jeremy Corbyn, the lousy MP from my area Karl Turner has either resigned or been fired!
What happens when the MP who has been voted resigns? who represents the constituents?

I think there are probably 30 or 40 MPs who I would want to resign. The rest I believe have supported the coup from some kind of misguided notion of where their loyalties lie rather than ideological reasons or for personal power.
The majority just need to be re-habilitated.
I would suggest a Labour gulag system to re-educate them, if only to wind the Blairites vultures up, allowing them to scream some faux anti marxist outrage lol

we should get rid of all Tories in disguise,Blairites and such.their policies lost the last 2 elections.how long is it going to take for them to see this.
these are the real traitors of the Labour party.

A petition isn’t a “vote” since you can only support by signing or not support by ignoring: it’s a binary choice with no alternatives to off your support to. You cannot vote against the subject of a petition. So were petitions considered a some kind of ballot everybody in the country who didn’t sign them could be considered as being against the subject of those petitions. When I looked 4,488 people had signed the petition mentioned in this article; which isn’t many considering the are about 45.6 million people over the age of 18 considered as legitimate voters.